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Clay & Milk: Rantizo, precision drone spraying
April 11, 2018
Be more effective while doing less…it’s what the AgTech startup Rantizo is attempting to do in the spraying industry.
“We revolutionize the spraying industry,” Co-founder Michael Ott told Clay & Milk. “Agriculture spraying is a big business and has big problems.”
To fix those problems, Rantizo pairs drone technology with an electrostatic spray to target and reach specific areas within a field.
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